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Victoria shares key information about her signature 12-week course for artists, The Artist Glow Up Program, as well as her monthly community membership. Early enrollment is currently open for The Artist Glow Up Program! Get over 20% off by enrolling early. To register, visit visionaryartcollective.com/glowup-private
To learn more about The Visionary Community, visit visionaryartcollective.com/visionary-community-waitlist
About Victoria:
Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.
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Sculptor Dan Lam shares meaningful insights she’s learned while building her career as a full-time artist. From developing vibrant, drippy sculptures to securing major exhibitions and building an international following on social media, Dan continues to show us what's possible.
Here’s what we discuss:
1. How Dan’s work evolved from painting to sculpture, and what helped her to develop her artistic voice.
2. The moment Dan knew it was time to take a leap of faith and pursue an art career full-time.
3. Why it's so important to create without judgment and to continue trusting yourself.
About Dan -
Instagram sensation Dan Lam’s tactile, technicolor sculptures use unconventional materials to playfully tread a line between allure and repulsion. Made of painted polyurethane foam and often covered in spikes, her blob-like pieces that appear to melt and drip have brought Lam hordes of social media fans. Lam began experimenting with the possibilities of foam after receiving her MFA from Arizona State University, and she has continued to test its limits by scaling up. While her pieces appear otherworldly, Lam steadily draws inspiration from the everyday, taking cues from nature and the human body.
Website: bydanlam.com
IG: @sopopomo
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Join us for an inspiring discussion about the benefits of creating your own art show! With years of expertise in the art world, Ekaterina Popova and Gita Joshi launched a dynamic online program to provide artists with the tools to design and launch self-directed exhibitions. Here’s what we discuss:
1. The importance of advocating for yourself as an artist and thinking outside of the box when it comes to increasing visibility for your work.
2. The mindset shift that happens when you decide to take your art career into your own hands.
3. How creating your own show can help you to cultivate organic connections in your community and beyond.
Enroll in Kat and Gita’s program by visiting yourownartshow.com
About Ekaterina Popova -
Ekaterina Popova is an acclaimed artist born in Russia, globally recognized for her contemporary oil paintings of interiors and landscapes. With a Bachelor's in Fine Art from Kutztown University earned in 2011, Ekaterina has since been showcasing her work on an international scale, solidifying her place in the global art community.
Her explorations of mood, emotion, and themes of home and belonging are influenced by post-impressionism, fauvism, and magical realism. These influences have guided her decade-long examination of home, place, and identity.
Internationally exhibited, her work graces galleries from Cohle Gallery in Paris and Menorca to The Painting Center in New York, along with James Oliver Gallery, Decorazon Gallery, Affordable Art Fair, Art Miami Fairs, The Trenton City Museum, Paradigm Gallery, Delaware Contemporary, The Boxheart Gallery, A.I.R. Gallery, and more.
Her art and journey have been highlighted in numerous blogs and publications, earning features in Colossal, Beautiful Bizarre, American Art Collector, The Jealous Curator, DPI Magazine, Friend of The Artist, Iceview, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.Popova attended residencies at Centre Pompadour in Abbeville, France, NES Residency in Iceland, and the Skopelos Foundation for the Arts in Greece. Her studio is located at 1241 Carpenter Street Studios in Philadelphia. She is also the founder of Create! Magazine, Art Queens and the host of Art & Cocktails Podcast. She co-authored two books, The Complete Smartist Guide and The Creative Business Handbook.
Website: katerinapopova.com
IG: @katerinaspopova
About Gita Joshi -
Gita Joshi is a London-based independent curator, an award winning art dealer, and the host of The Curator’s Salon - a podcast and website focussing on the art world with advice for early and mid career artists. She has an art history background and trained in curating at Central St Martins before opening her own gallery, Orso Major, in Central London (2013-2016). Gita has produced artists open studio programs, worked with arts charities, organized open exhibitions, been a juror for art competitions and curated exhibitions in business spaces as well as within the gallery context.
She works as an artist coach supporting artists to establish their careers and paint their own profitable path. She has curated over 30 exhibitions and her first virtual exhibition opened in April 2020. In May 2021, Gita published Art Seen Magazine. Gita is the author of the bestselling book, Show Your Art: How to build an art career without a Gallery.
Website: thecuratorssalon.com
IG: @thegitajoshi
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Victoria shares a powerful reminder that showing up for your artistic practice is one of the highest forms of self-love. Topics include: the importance of valuing our creative ideas, navigating fear in the studio, and learning to work through those tough moments that every artist experiences.
To learn more about working with Victoria, visit visionaryartcollective.com/mentorship
About Victoria:
Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.
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NYC-based photographer Shweta Bist shares valuable insights for staying grounded and reconnecting to your creative work. Here’s what we discuss:
1. Shweta’s journey as a photographer and why she’s so passionate about empowering women through her work.
2. The importance of taking time to rest and implement daily mindful strategies, especially during busy seasons.
3. How the Mother Creatix Collective was born and the beauty that comes from being part of a supportive community.
Join Shweta and members of the Mother Creatrix Collective, along with other amazing artists, for the opening reception of Mamma Needs a Raise on 3/24 from 3-5pm at Old Stone House in Brooklyn, NY.
About Shweta -
Shweta Bist is a South Asian American lens-based artist born in New Delhi, India and currently working and living in New York. Inspired by personal narratives, her photographic work is an exploration of maternal subjectivity.
With an interest in psychology and philosophy, Shweta uses metaphors of color, poetry, and symbolisms from nature and art history to explore identity, memories, perception, and emotions from a maternal and feminist perspective.
In addition to exhibitions in the United States, Canada, and the UK, Shweta has made presentations at academic and art conferences on motherhood studies in the US and UK. She is an artist mentor with Spilt Milk Gallery, Edinburgh, and is a co-founder of Mother Creatrix Collective, a collective that supports the work of artist-mothers by creating exhibition opportunities for its members.
Website: shwetabist.com
IG: @shweta.photo
Additional links –
A recent interview with Bold Journey Magazine
boldjourney.com/meet-shweta-bist/
Give & Take: Motherhood and Creative Practice, Published by Demeter Press
demeterpress.org/books/give-and-take-motherhood-and-creative-practice/
Exhibition details for MAMA NEEDS A RAISE!: Toward a 'Utopian' Care Economy
theoldstonehouse.org/mama-needs-a-raise-virtual-tour/
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In this episode we chat with Austin-based painter Sari Shryack AKA Not Sorry Art about the power of letting go of perfectionist tendencies, reframing our mindset, and approaching social media in a way that feels healthy. Here’s what we discuss:
1. The inspiration behind Sari’s work and how her journey as a painter has evolved.
2. Why it’s important to reframe our thoughts, give ourselves grace, and practice self-compassion.
3. Sari’s passion for working with artists and giving back to the art community through educational courses and mentorship.
About Sari -
Sari Shryack is an oil and acrylic painter based out of Austin, Texas. Her colorful works cover many different subjects and techniques including landscape, still life, portraits, disco balls and even memes. Born in 1991, Sari attended Drury University and studied under painting professor Todd Lowery; she graduated with a degree in Fine Arts in 2014. Sari lives with her husband and two young children.
Website: sari.studio
IG: @not_sorry_art
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In this uplifting and deeply personal episode Victoria shares her experience healing through heartache and the strategies that have helped her to feel good again. Topics include: experiencing the grief that comes when a relationship ends, the importance of prioritizing yourself, and making intentional decisions on a daily basis.
To learn more about working with Victoria, visit visionaryartcollective.com/mentorship
About Victoria:
Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.
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Canadian painter Kim Dorland has gained international recognition for his paintings of suburbia with notable exhibitions at galleries in New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, London and beyond. In this enlightening episode, Kim shares valuable lessons he’s learned while building his art career. Here’s what we discuss:
1. What inspired Kim to pursue a career as a painter and depict his own personal experiences.
2. How Kim tackles self doubt in the studio and why he considers failure to be an essential part of the process.
3. Kim’s advice for emerging artists who are at the very beginning of their art careers.
About Kim -
Kim Dorland pushes the boundaries of painted representation through an exploration of memory, material, nostalgia, identity and place. Drawing heavily from the Canadian landscape and his huge appetite for the history and language of painting, the loose yet identifiable scenes are interjected with areas of heavy abstract impasto. His refusal to remain faithful to one medium or approach plays into the symbiotic nature of his work.
Born in 1974 in Wainwright, Alberta, Canada, Dorland holds an MFA from York University in Toronto, and a BFA from the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, in Vancouver. He has exhibited globally, including shows in Milan, London, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. His work is featured in the Contemporary Art Foundation (Japan), The Sander Collection (Berlin); Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal; Musée d’art contemporain de Montreal; Glenbow Museum (Calgary); Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Art Gallery of Alberta, the Audain Art Museum and numerous important private collections. Dorland currently lives and works in Toronto, Canada.
Website: artsy.net/artist/kim-dorland
IG: @kimdorland
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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Brooklyn-based artist and textile designer Amelie Mancini. We discuss the nonlinear process of navigating loss and healing while sharing the importance of staying open to new ways of creating. Here’s what we discuss:
1. Amelie’s personal experience with grief and the ways in which her studio practice provided a space for her to navigate the loss of a parent.2. The beauty of staying open to new creative impulses and exploring different techniques, mediums and processes.
3. Amelie’s work as a textile designer and how this experience has impacted her work as a painter.
About Amelie -
Born and raised in Lyon, France, Amelie Mancini moved to Brooklyn, NY in 2006. She received a Master’s Degree in Design and Fine Arts at the Sorbonne University in Paris. Her work is part of the permanent collection of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.
In 2022, she received the Royal Watercolour Society Award, curated by Brit Pruiksma (@mothflower). Her work was featured in Works On Paper 4 and 5 at Blue Shop Gallery in London. She had recent exhibitions with Hashimoto Contemporary (New York, NY), Maake Projects (State College, PA), Mepaintsme (online) and 81C in St Thomas, U.S V.I.
She lives in Brooklyn, NY with her husband and their two children. She divides her time between her painting practice and her role as creative director for Biquette, a textile company specializing in artist collaborations.
Website: ameliemancini.com
IG: @meli_mancini
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In this empowering episode we chat with Puerto Rican artist Steph Blondet. After making the decision to prioritize her studio practice, Steph noticed a major shift in her creative work and art career. Here’s what we discuss:
1. How Steph’s formative years in Puerto Rico continue to influence her work today.
2. Steph’s experience with panic attacks and the ways in which art supported her healing process.
3. What changed when Steph began approaching her art career as a business and the power of implementing a daily creative practice.
4. The importance of prioritizing our physical and emotional health.
About Steph -Steph Blondet is a Puerto Rican visual artist based in Tampa, FL. Blondet creates textured and sculptural paintings as a form of visual journaling, through which she processes memories and experiences from childhood into adulthood. In her work, Blondet explores themes of personal growth, grief, and the societal pressures placed on women.
After a health scare in 2021, Blondet began her journey as a visual artist with the goal of finding her voice and healing through the creative process. Two years later, she experienced the loss of her soul dog and decided it was time to launch her professional art career. Line, shape, color, and form have always been of strong interest to Blondet, and she continues to focus on these elements in her work today.
Blondet grew up taking private art classes and obtained her Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Puerto Rico, her Associate of Art from EDP College, and her Master of Science in Digital Marketing from Full Sail University. Upon graduating, she moved to Washington, DC in 2013 to pursue a career in graphic design and web development. During this time, she sold to private collectors in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada. In 2019 she moved to Tampa, FL to be closer to family and enjoy the warm weather.Website: stephblondet.com
IG: @stephblondetart
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In this episode we chat with Toronto-based curator and art advisor Liza Zhurkovskaya, AKA Curator on the Go. Here’s what we discuss:
1. What inspired Liza to pursue a career as a curator and open Kefi Art Gallery.
2. Essential advice for working with galleries.
3. The importance of valuing your work and tips for selling.
4. Liza’s passion for working directly with artists to help them advance their careers.
About Liza -
Liza Zhurkovskaya, aka Curator on the Go, is a Toronto-based Art Curator & Art Advisor. For more than nine years, Liza worked directly with artists helping them make a living through their creative work. In 2020, Liza founded Kefi Art Gallery to support her artists and better assist her corporate and private clients with acquiring original art and curating their collections. Liza is known as a community leader who has brought hundreds of artworks to the public eye. Her goal is to celebrate diversity, creativity, and the power of visual storytelling through thought-provoking and divergent exhibitions and art activations.Website: curatoronthego.com
Kefi Art Gallery: kefiartgallery.com
IG: @curatoronthego
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In this insightful episode, Victoria encourages you to recognize the ways in which you are already showing up for yourself and your creative work. Topics include: honoring your strengths, introducing habits and systems that will support your goals, and celebrating your wins. This episode is designed for artists who are ready to elevate their personal, professional, and creative lives through daily mindful practices.
To learn more about working with Victoria, visit visionaryartcollective.com/mentorship
About Victoria -
Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.Visit our website: visionaryartcollective.com
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Chicago-based visual artist & designer Juan Arango Palacios shares valuable lessons for building an art career. Here’s what we discuss:
1. Why Juan explores the intersection between Queer and Latinx culture in the United States and the ways in which his work has evolved over the last few years.
2. Juan’s experience as a full-time artist and advice for emerging artists who are working towards a similar goal.
3. The power of believing in yourself and elevating the presentation of your work as you find and attract new opportunities.
About Juan -
Juan Arango Palacios was born in Pereira, Colombia, and was raised in a traditional Catholic home. His traditional upbringing was cut short by a series of migrations that their family took seeking a better future. Juan’s family moved from Colombia to southern Louisiana where Juan’s sense of identity and belonging began to be skewed by their lack of knowledge of the English language, their unfamiliarity with American culture, and their internal struggle with a queer identity. Juan graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2020, and has a painting, textile-making, and sculpture practice based in Chicago. Placing emphasis on color and composition, Juan’s work aims to create images and narratives glorifying and fantasizing the idea of safety and joy in a queer experience.
Website(s): jarangopalacios.com
Instagram: @juuuanitx
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Victoria shares thoughtful advice for stepping into the most aligned version of yourself in order to bring your dreams to fruition. Topics include: releasing old thought patterns, creating new habits and beliefs, healing the parts of ourselves that no longer serve us, and releasing self-judgment. This episode is designed for artists who are ready to elevate their personal, professional, and creative lives through daily mindful practices.
To learn more about working with Victoria, visit visionaryartcollective.com/mentorship
About Victoria:Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.
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Join us for an uplifting conversation with visual artist, writer, and artist consultant Brittany M. Reid. We chat about the importance of allowing our work to change, letting go of control, and redefining what success means to you. Here’s what we discuss:
1. What inspired Brittany to shift from collage to abstract painting, and the valuable lessons they’ve learned along the way.
2. The power of creating the kind of work YOU want to make and prioritizing joy in your studio practice.
3. Why Brittany is so passionate about supporting fellow creatives and helping them to reach their goals.
About Brittany -
Brittany M. Reid is a visual artist, creative strategist, and educator based in Upstate NY. Reid's work explores the wide spectrum of nuanced human emotion through paper collages and acrylic paintings. When working with clients, they bridge the gap between art and technology, helping artists build digital fluency and develop sustainable creative practices.
Website(s): brittanymreid.com
Instagram: @brittany.m.reid
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Join us for a powerful episode with visual artist Laura Cleary Williams. We engage in an honest conversation about art, mental health, and the role of vulnerability in our creative work.
Trigger Warning: This episode includes a discussion about suicide. If you are feeling suicidal, thinking about hurting yourself, or are concerned that someone you know may be in danger of hurting himself or herself, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
Here’s what we discuss:
1. Laura’s experience as a printmaker and the ways in which printmaking continues to influence her work today.
2. Why Laura’s first love will always be drawing, and the ways in which she expresses herself through mark-making on paper.
3. Laura’s journey with mental health and the life-changing experience that profoundly impacted her both personally and creatively.
4. The importance of community and cultivating connections with fellow artists.
About Laura -
Williams’s abstract spaces are an ode to an imperfect language. Through motion, she makes marks that translate thought - subconscious – a viscerally understood language. Williams works from her hometown of Chattanooga, Tennessee. In 2009, she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Next, Williams received a full scholarship to complete her Master's in Printmaking in 2012 at SCAD-Atlanta.
Williams worked at SCAD‘s Southeastern Center for Printmaking. There, she worked on an ambitious print collection with Kiki Smith and Valerie Hammond. Initially working as an assistant printer, Williams was indispensable to the project and was promoted to assistant project manager. On the heels of this project, Williams founded, managed, and co-owned Straw Hat Press, which specialized in fine art publishing and contract printing. As Straw Hat flourished, Williams realized that despite her success in printmaking, she would always be devoted to her love of drawing. Subsequently, she left Atlanta and returned to her hometown to pursue her career as a gallery artist, where her career soared.
In 2022 and 2023, Williams exhibited with PXP Contemporary, Viridian Artists, Van Der Plas Gallery, and the New York Equity Association in NYC. She was the first exhibition and solo at Good Art Co. in South Carolina. She was an artist in residence with Carrie Able Gallery and asked to return for a solo exhibition in the Spring of 2024, when she will also be an artist in residence at Chateau d’Orquevaux in France.
Website(s): lauracleary.com
Instagram: @lauraclearywilliams
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Join us for an informative episode about entrepreneurship with Victoria’s sister-in-law Mariel Fry, founder of FM Bookkeeping. Here’s what we discuss:
1. Why Mariel left her corporate job to start her own company, and the valuable lessons she’s learned along the way.
2. Strategies for starting and growing your creative business.
3. The importance of approaching entrepreneurship with an open mind and a willingness to learn and absorb from those who are further ahead than us.
About Mariel -
Mariel Fry is a dedicated bookkeeper with a passion for numbers and finances. With a strong background in billing, administration, and reconciling work spanning nearly a decade, Mariel has developed a deep understanding and appreciation for the intricacies of bookkeeping.
Through her experience in billing, Mariel has honed her attention to detail, ensuring accurate and precise recording of financial transactions. Her administrative expertise allows her to efficiently manage bookkeeping tasks and stay organized, ensuring that no details are overlooked.
Having worked extensively in reconciling work, Mariel understands the importance of reconciling accounts, identifying discrepancies, and maintaining financial accuracy. She enjoys the process of balancing accounts, resolving discrepancies, and ensuring that financial records are aligned with bank statements and other financial documents.
Mariel's background in billing, administration, and reconciling work has given her a solid foundation and a thorough understanding of bookkeeping principles. She finds joy in helping businesses stay on top of their financial records, providing them with the peace of mind that comes from having accurate and well-maintained financial information.
Through her expertise and passion for bookkeeping, Mariel is committed to assisting businesses in managing their finances effectively and supporting their growth.
Website(s): fmbookkeeping.com
linkedin.com/in/marielfry
facebook.com/fmbookkeeping
Instagram: @fmbookkeeping
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Learn about our new online community membership for emerging women & non-binary artists. As a member of The Visionary Community, you’ll get –
2-3 live group sessions per month
Sessions are 60-90 min in length & held via ZoomAccess to replays incase you miss a sessionSessions include:
Gain clarity & strengthen your mindset through our powerful self-reflection sessions led by Victoria
Guided Reflections with VictoriaArt Career Q&A’s with Victoria
Bring specific questions you have related to your art career & Victoria will provide you with support + guidanceGuest Speakers - Art World Professionals
Meet established professionals including curators, gallery directors & artpreneursBook discussions with Victoria
Engage in meaningful conversations centered on powerful works of art & literature to deepen your creative workTo join our community visit visionaryartcollective.com/visionary-community-enroll
About Victoria:
Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.
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Victoria shares thoughtful advice for trusting yourself, declaring what’s possible, and dreaming big while managing the goals and expectations you set for yourself.
To learn more about working with Victoria, visit visionaryartcollective.com/visionary-community-enroll
About Victoria:
Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based painter, educator, curator, and the founder of Visionary Art Collective, New Visionary Magazine and Warnes Contemporary Gallery. Since launching VAC in 2020, Fry has worked with over 300+ artists to help them advance their art careers. As part of her mission to increase visibility for artists, she partners up with top curators and gallerists to facilitate virtual and in-person exhibitions. Additionally, Fry has been a guest speaker for the Women’s Caucus of Art in Washington D.C, Superfine Art Fair in NYC, Photo Trouvée Magazine, The Art Queens Society, and Huron River Art Collective. She has curated exhibitions for Create! Magazine, Arts to Hearts Project, The Artful Collective, and recently served as a juror for Women’s United Art Prize. She hosts the New Visionary Podcast. Fry obtained her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2012 and her MAT from Maine College of Art in 2014.
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In this inspiring discussion, Chicago-based artist Sarah E. Boyle shares valuable lessons she’s learned while growing her art career. Here’s what we discuss:
1. The ways in which Sarah has grown her art career over the last few years, and why mindset work has been essential for both her personal and professional growth.
2. How to strengthen your self-confidence as an artist.
3. The power of investing in yourself as you take your art career to the next level.
About Sarah -
Sarah E. Boyle is a Chicago-based painter who studied fashion, theatrical design, and illustration at Syracuse University and Ringling School of Art and Design before earning her BFA in Painting and Drawing at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Boyle uses oil on canvas and panel to convey place formally through landscape and introspectively through location, symbol, void and scale. Her work has been featured in Hyperallergic, Artnet News, My Modern Met, Office Space, Create! Magazine, Studio Visit Magazine, Vanity Fair UK, The Third Coast Review, and New Visionary Magazine. She has shown at galleries and spaces in Tribeca, NYC, Chicago, IL, Indianapolis and Carmel, IN. Boyle has been a resident of the Cornelia Arts Building (Chicago, IL) since 2015 and a directory artist with Visionary Art Collective since 2020.
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